The phrase "average pay level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical salary or wage rate for a specific job, industry, or demographic group.
Example: "The average pay level for software engineers in the region has increased over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical salary range" or "mean wage rate.".
He will also promise a "revolution in the boardroom", saying a Labour Government would make companies publish the ratio between their highest earners and the average pay level.
The US GDP, industrial production, exchange rate and average pay level are more closely related.
TMT members' average pay level was related negatively to top management team's turnover clustering.
Variables that represent the economic conditions are similar in their relationship with each factor, like US GDP, industrial production and average pay level.
"On average, pay levels have moderated," said Doug Friske, the global head of executive compensation consulting at Towers Watson, a human resource consulting firm in New York.
This positive relationship was weakened by average pay levels.
"Average pay levels vary between the public and private sectors because of the different jobs and characteristics of the people within each sector," said the ONS.
Shen et al., 2011a 19 ST companies and 19 non-ST companies from 2008 to 2009 Top management team Firm performance, TMT members' average pay levels, shareholder monopolization Logistic regression Firm performance and TMT members' average pay levels were related negatively to top management team's clustered turnover.
Shen et al., 2011b 19 ST companies and 19 non-ST companies from 2008 to 2009 Top management team Financial distress, shareholder monopolization, TMT members' average pay levels Logistic regression Financial distress and shareholder monopolization related positively to top management team's turnover clustering.
Still, people are doing it both at those "average" pay levels and minimum wage, and I wanted to learn how.
In contrast, for those who left education with an A* to C grade GCSE, average earnings level out around age 32 at £19,000 - and for those with A-levels, their pay at age 34 comes in at around £22,000.
